SCHEDULE: Inside the schedule
After losses to Washington University in St. Louis Friday and the University of Chicago Sunday, the men's basketball team is now 0-4 this season in conference road games.
Jacob Kamaras
Articles
INDOOR TRACK: Rookies hit the ground running in season-opener.
Following a three-week layoff after the fall cross country season, Brandeis' track and field competitors shifted back into high gear Saturday for the start of their indoor track season at the Northeastern Invitational in Boston.
JACOB KAMARAS: Saying 'assassin' is just fine; 'bullseye' is off the mark
Imagine if your history books read like this: "In 1865, John Wilkes Booth 'bulls-eyed' President Abraham Lincoln."We all know that Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln.
FENCING: Men's foil dominates in opener
Spearheaded by a dominant performance in men's foil, the men's and women's fencing teams began their seasons with solid showings at the New England Fall Collegiate Meet, also known as "The Big One," Saturday at Smith College.
MARATHON: Rabbi on the run
While walking with his wife Chanie near Central Park last year, Peretz Chein, the 30-year-old rabbi of the Chabad House at Brandeis, watched runners of all ages complete the 2005 New York City Marathon.
VOLLEYBALL: Navigating without a captain
Playing without its defensive cornerstone, the volleyball team managed to contend with rigorous competition at the Hall of Fame Invitational this week in Northampton, Mass.
PROFILE: Money doesn't buy him love
The median salary for graduates of Northwestern Law School is $125,000. And Darren Erman, who graduated from there in 2000, was making $150,000 a year working at Latham and Watkins, one of the world's most powerful law firms, in Chicago until 2003.Fast forward to 2006: Erman is volunteering as an assistant men's basketball coach at Brandeis.
COMMENTARY: The sport of eating?
I was full, exhausted, and nauseated. Before wolfing down 10 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes Wednesday at Sherman Dining Hall's hot dog-eating contest, I had never pushed my body to the limit like I did that day.
WSoccer: Cancellation keeps team
After starting the season with back-to-back overtime losses, the women's soccer team headed into Saturday's game at Springfield College eager to seize its first win.
Athlete Interview: Shouldering the load--Jonas returns to health
After he was named the United Athletic Association Player of the Year in 2005, expectations were sky-high last year for men's tennis star and captain Sam Jonas '07.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis